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Meanings of braiding in English
Usage of braiding in English
1
The contrasting colors made the braiding process clearly visible and more understandable.
2
Suit of same style in somewhat shabby black velvet, with black braiding.
3
But women had other reasons for braiding their hair beside attracting men.
4
Brown braiding on a tailor-made jacket does not, however, consort with hay-wagons.
5
Their little caps, too, were embellished with shells, beads, or gold braiding.
6
And the big old gold braiding on Harry's jacket is fabulously fancy.
7
At Edelrid, he developed new braiding techniques used on the company's ropes today.
8
A hat with silver braiding hangs above them in the cupboard.
9
The boat cut through braiding and twisting water, and shot into the college.
10
The coat is of maroon broadcloth with frogs and epaulets of black braiding.
11
Anne, in a cheap cotton kimono, was braiding her hair for the night.
12
Some wore bright red coats with gold braiding, and Chinese caps.
13
Enormous trees grew up, branches braiding together to make arches over the pathways.
14
Later Mrs. Jim found her guest dreamily braiding her hair for the night.
15
I felt him undoing one of my braids and then braiding it again.
16
There was none of the braiding or churning of ordinary clouds.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Braiding through the time
Braiding across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common